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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Developed Into a Popular Daily.

The st. Paul DAILY GLOBE celebrated the
occupation OF Its new quarters by two issues
of that paper on the first of May-one of six
teen pages, enclosed in Il lithographic cover,
with an interesting history of The marvellous
growth and development of that journal, and
us new and magnificent quarters and outfit.
The second was the usual Sunday edition of
the same paper. The undertaking of pub
fishing Democratic paper at st. Paul was
hazardous and expensive one, and for sew
eral years Ii. p. Hall made vigorous effort
but after sinking the hard earnings of his
early life was forced to give it up. Lewis
Baker purchased the establishment, but with
him fate has dealt more kindly, and under
the three years of his managementthe GLOBE
has developed into II popular daily with IL
circulation second to no other paper west of
Chicago. We are graliticd 10 learn of the
success that has attended Mr.. Bakers efforts,
and in common with all Minnesotians wish
him long and PROSPEROUS future.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Queen II KapiOIani.

BosToN, May s.-Queen Kapiolani,
Princess Lilinokiiani and party arrived
here this morning and proceeded to the
Parker house. wherd they are quartered.
The queen remained at the hotel until
late in the afternoon, but the princess
and Gen. DomiOrez attended the Park
street church in the forenoon. At noon
Mayor and Mrs. 0Brien called at the
hotel and paid their respects to the
queen and adjutant. Gen. Dalton called
to present letter of greeting from Gov.
Ames. Her majesty attended the seryi-
eeS III Trinity church at t y. H., and at
G:3O select party dined at Parker's..,...
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
One of the Finest Samples.


The SUNDAY GLoBE-special edition
iseE8 from the new GLOBE buildings
prS8Hbly one of the finest samples of Il
newspaper ever published in the state.
1t contains sixteen eight-columns pages
of interesting reading and advertise
mentS, many articles of which are finely
illustrated. the whole put up in neat
lithOgraph covers. On the front page
ton of the new ten-story fire-proOf
GLOBE building. The paper. among
other things, contains an deliberately
written history of the paper, with por-
traits of its leading editors, managers
and artisans. The regular Sunday edi-
ton was also issued from the old GLOBE
building on the same day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Always Makes Friends.

jamestown Oak.) Alert.
The GLOBE of Sunday last comes from st.
Paul with the dew Of prosperity and fresh
enterprise thick upon it. The GLOBE people
have moved into their new house, residence
which many of their Dakota readers Will dis
locate their necks under if they try to see the
pin head at the top of the iackstaff The
GLOBE always makes friends Besides, it
gives all the news, and is touching the mod
ern public with responsive sentiments ON
nearly every subject. The editorial and Office
force of the GLoBE comnose family of gen
tlemen, whom it is Il pleasure and honor TO
know. The elastic step, bright eye and guild
ing genius of Lewis Baker who is the Young
brought the GLOBE into his high and well.de-
served estate
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Dandy, But No Dude.
Duluth Tribune.

The st. Pau! GLOBE came out in great
issue on Sunday morning in celebration of
removal to its new and magnificent building
on Fourth street, corner of Cedar. The
GLOBE has erected and located itself in one
tinent, and that it should feel good over the
event is not surprising. Its Sunday issue
was gloritication of the opening day. May
l: Sixteen big pages filled with the biggest
kind of matter concerning ST. Paul, its twin
up the river, Northwestern development,
etc. and also a mild reference to the GLOBE
itself and its methods of getting itself up for
public view. A full page lithograIh Of its
new ten,story building crowned all. As a
dude, and we wish it thousand years of
prOsperity-a II except its politics.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Policemen for Docks

DULUTH, Mimi, May 8.-Chief De-
tective De Courcey has just organized q
protective police force of fifteen men for
the st. Paul d Duluth railway docks
and yards. The lightest man weighs
40 pounds. The balance weigh con-
siderable over 200. They are fine
looking body of men in full police uni
form and will be under the control of
De Courcey. The Omaha road is about
to place similar body of men, twelve
i'll number, on their property in charge
of Detective Cook. Other corporations
will follow suit, and the docks and
warehouses will he well watched
at all hours of the day ard night.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

are the responsible parties. We
encourage child d,killing-some of us by
our failure to exact an enforcement of
the laws against carrying concealed
weapons, and others of us by the bad
example we set the boys by handling
firearms ourselves. Guns We're made
for soldiers and policemen who have
dangerous work to do and not for the
use of peaceable citizens.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
PRESS OPINIONS.
1t is Open to the World.
st. Cloud Times.

oV OIUIIU J IIIlVS.
st. Paul has got the dead wood" on Min
neapolis now. Under blazing headlines and
illustrated by appropriate engravings the
GLOBE makes All offer of a valuable city lot
TO some baby born i'll that city between Jan.
l and Aug. l, 1887. All well regulated babies
who ever expect to make anything of them
selves will of course make it a point to be
born during this time and thus get IL crack at
that lot. 1t is estimated that the impetus
given to swelling the census will leave Min
neapolis far i'll the rear in regard to popula-
tion and thus settle the yeXing question of
which is the biggest. One thing is certain, if
we ever had any hope of being born again
we would take a chance ON that lot ourselves
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Has an EnviabIe Future.

River Falls (Wis) journal.
The st. Paul GLOBE sends out MAN.
moth edition to its patrons on the event
OF the occupancy of its new building.
The growth of the GLOBE in the last
two years has been almost miraculous,
to be accounted for only i'll the hypothe-
sis that it is ably managed and the man
aeer generously sustained by those who
furnish financial support. In its new
bAilding, one of the finest of the kind in
America, with greatly improved facili-
ties, it certainly has before it an enviable
future.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Beer Boycotted.

READING. Pa. May S.-The fifth con-
tention of Philadelphia Il Reading rail
road employees was held here to-day
About 100 delegates, representing every
department, were in attendance. Quite
number of grievances were presented.
but their nature and the action taken on
them could not be learned. A reSolu-
ton was passed authorizing the boy
cotting of the beer manufactured by the
Philadelphia Brewers association.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
In a Fog

NEW YORK, May S.-The Umbria did
not arrive to-day in time to cross the
bar. She was not sighted until alters
p. m., and owing to fOggy weather an
chored. William O'Brien. the distin-
guished Irish editor, is OH board. A
party of prominent Irish citizens went
on tug and steamed down the bay to
meet the Umbria. They were obliged
to return without seeing him. To-day
was foggy and dark.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
WorthiIy Carried Out.

SL. CIUUu JUUTIluI FTtSS.
The st. Paul GLOBES first edition
from its elegant new ten-story building
was sixteen-page extra with a hand
some lithograph cover. 1t was devoted
to history of the GLOBE and of st.
Paul, with full proportion of adver-
tisementS. 1t was an undertaking
worthy of the GLOBE and worthily car
ried out,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Ofthe People, for the People.

st. Cloud Times.
The st. Paul DAILY GLOBE has moved into
its new building and celebrated the event last
Sunday by issuing O mammoth edition OH fine
paper, from new dress throughout. and in
closed in colored lilhograph covers. 1t is
essentially GLOBE edition, and gives a full
history of the paper from modest beginning
III humble quarters to its present powerful
position and high standard of excellence.
The GLOBE is the paper of the people and for
the people: it is always abreast with the times
and never in the history of journalism has a
paper made such strides towards popularity
and greatness. 1t is the leading Democratic
organ and newsiest newspaper i'll the North
west. We congratulate the GLOBE. May it
increase and multiuiy
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Can't Sell the Lot.

Alfred Sanquist, of Cologne, Minn.,
writes to the GLOBE for some informa-
ton in regard to the Baby Benefit, and
an explanation is made so that he, as
well as all others, may be enlightened.
Mr.. Sanquist wants to know if there
will be any expense to the parents; if
the parents can sell the lot before the
baby becomes of age; if the parents
sending in filled-out tickets must pay
anything whether they win or not; If
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
*Not included in totals.
t106.4 increase.
Gladstone Gives a Dinner.

LONDON, May S.-Gladstone gave
dinner last evening to Baron Wolver-
ton, L. ID. Sullivan, Justin Mccarthy
and several British members of the
house of commons. The meeting of the
Parnellites and Earl Spencer was q
most cordial one, and was made the
subject of congratulations. Mr.. Glad
stone talked much of the Times
charges and prospects of home rule and
coercion. He also commented Oh the
sympathy shown in America with the
Irish cause.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

the doctor must sign his own name to
tie certificate. The parents don't have
wins the prize or not; the parents can
not sell the lot, the deed being made out
so that the lot must be held in trust for
the child by the parents or its guardian
until it becomes of age; the attending
physician or the postmaster must sign
his name to the certificate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Finest in America.

Bathgate (Dal) Sentinel.
For completeness and size the last
Sunday issue of the st. Paul GLOBE takes
the lead over anything of its previous
efforts. The GLOBE was celebrating its
occupancy of the new ten-story palace
just completed for its use. The new
office of the GLOBE is the finest in
America II
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The American Exposition.

LONDON, May Sat the opening of
the American exposition tomorrow the
Grenadier band will play the American
and British national airs, after which
Archdeacon Farrar will offer prayer.
Lord Ronald Cover will deliver an ad-
dress of welcome and Sir Charles Rus
sell will reply. Miss Lillian Nortiica
will sing the Star Spangled Banner"
and ''Rule Brittania."
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
1t Is a Good Newspaper.

Lake Crystal Union.
The st. Paul GLOBE has moved into
its new quarters. Its new building is
certainly the finest printing establish
ment in the world. The GLOBE is a
good newspaper. We don't agree with
it in politics, yet it is not policy foolish.
We acknowledge lithograph of their
new quarters, which is very fine. Sue
cess. gentlemen
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Magnificent Edition.

Sank Centre Herald.
THE st. Paul GLOBE published mag
nificent edition on Sunday last, both in
matter and style. 1t celebrated its re-
nioval to its elegant new quarters-the
finest i'll the country. 1t printed and
sold 10000 copies of its royal number.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Enterprise and Advertising.

1t is enterprise and advertising which
makes the world 90 round. and makes the
GLOBE do likewise. On last Sunday the
GLOBE issued its first number from its Eew
building. and celebrated the event with a
thlrty-two page paper with an elegant litho-
graph cover. Not even the New York Tri-
bune building is finer than the GLOBE build
ing,and we doubt that there is as fine a news
paper building in the world as is this new
palace for the GLOBE.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Excellent and CreditabIe.
Wells Advocate.

"Siio huNoIatC'
Last Sundays ST. Paul GLOBE was an
edition Of thirty-siX pages, largely de-
voted to history of that paper and TO
booming st. Paul. On the first page
was handsome full-page lithograph of
its new ten-stOry building. 1t was an
excellent number, and a credit to the
enterprising publisher. &
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Bismarck View of 1t.
Bismarck Dak.) Tribune.

Duluth must be growing rapidly and her
prospects growing brighter. st. Paul is jeal-
Gus. When the report went out the other
day that the storm had done hundred thou
sand dollars worth of damage in the Zenith
city, the st. Paul papers spoke of it with
giee, believing there was nothing left of the
city. 1t now transpiring that Duluth cares
nothing about and hardly notices so small a
loss. the ''green-eyed monster" rises up in ST.
Paul und can hardly sit down again
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Send Up Some Chairs.

CnIcdgO Null.
We are glad that the st. Paul GLOBE is
finally settled in its ten-story building. The
GLOBE people should remember, however
that some of the best papers in the United
States are published in rattle-trap three-story
structures, while some of the very worst
have ''all the modern improvements, in
Guiding upholstered chairs for the reporters
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Merits Its Prosperity.
Chicago Herald.

OHICaSO HcrdIu.
The st. Paul GLOBE has occupied its new
ten-story building, and in homer of the event
it has issued brilliantly illustrated number
containing much valuable information con
cerning the inner workings of Il newspaper
Office. The GLOBE has achieved remark
able prosperity and has meritedit. The paper
is we'll abreast of the times and il is pub
lished in an exceedingly wide-aWake city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Assaulted the Jews.

VIENNA, May S.-A crowd of peas
ants, melted by agitators, to-day at
tackled the Jewish quarters in a Mora
Wan village. The peasants, who were
armed with farm implements, brutaIly
assaulted the Jews. Troops were seEt
from Prerau and succeeded i'll Quellirg
the riot
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Not ExceIIed hy ANY.
Howard Lake Herald. ....

Howard Lake Herald. ....- ftj
The st. Paul DAILY GLoBE-that en-
terprising metropolitan journals just
located in its new ten-story building,
and the management signalIed the event
by issuing special edition of that paper
last Sunday fromIan entirely new dress
of type. The GLOBE, as newspaper,
is deserving of generous support, for
it is not eXcelled by any in the North
west. A fine cut of the new building
can be seen at our Office.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Dates Have Been Changed.

Red Wing Argus.
The st. Paul GLOBE offers a lot in st.
Paul to some baby to be born between
May and Aug. |, lot that the paper
the child is of age. This may be all
fair, but there might have been more
competition if the notice had been given
earlier-Say seven or eight months ago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Finest in the United States.
Farmers Alliance.

The st. Paul GLOBE, in fulfiIlment of its
promise for the past month. appeared last
Sunday, May l. i'll special edition of six
teen pages, issued from its new building,
which added to its regular edition, made a
newspaper OF thirty-two pages. The froniis-
piece was a handsome illustration of the
GLOBES new block, which is said to he the
finest newspaper building in the United
States. 1t is IL fact that under the editorship
and management of Lewis Baker the GLonE
has developed prominence, influence and
wealth unequaled in the newspaper field'6f
any country. ..tffE
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
. Everybody Come and See US.

Sauk Rapids Sentinel. r"
1.-THE st. Paul DAILY GLOBE issued its Sun
day morning edition in its new and elegant
building on the corner of Fourth and Cedar
streets. 1t is now located in the most COM
plete and probably the largest newspaper
building in this country, and perhaps in lhe
world. There is little room for doubt that
all i'll all, the St. Paul GLOBE building and
the entire establishment is the finest and
most elegantly fitted UP ON this continent,.
aiid if any one has any doubts as to this as;
sertion. let him go. TO st. Paul and see for
himself; All we fear is that they will be so
proud that they will hardly let country scrubs
Took at their building, their presses, or even
speak to their printers; but when we 90 to.
ST. Paul we'll try them on. No matter if they
qp snub us a little. we can afford to be-
Sighted for the sake of, looking over the best,
print shop in all the world. Hurrah for the
GLOBE, ST. Paul and glorious old Minnesota,
if we do have cyclone, hailstorm and a
cold winter once III while
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Bringing in the Sheayes.

Wheeling CIV. Va.) Register.
A mammoth illustrated edition of the
st. Paul GLOBE celebrates the tri-
umphal entry of that enterprising news
paper into its handsome new building
Wheeling talent has opened the eyes of
the Northwest, and Mr.. Baker is al
ready bringing In the SheaYes
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Prominence Faithfully Earned.
Granite Falls Tribune

The GLOBE got out two editions-one from
their old and one frCm their new building
on May 1. 1t is Il pleasure to reward enter
prise meriting appreciation and Journal
serving we are proud of. The Northwest is
pictured and illustrated by the enterprise of
the press, and the GLOBE certainly is entitled
to the prominence il has SO faithfully earned
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Marine Matters.

Special to the Globe.
WAsHBURN, Wis, May s.-Arrived:
Winslow, Buffalo, aIo,merchandise; cleared:
WinSlow, Duluth. ..t
DULUTH, May S.-The propeller Van
derbilt arrived early this morning with
a freight Of general merchandise, prin-
cipally for st. Paul and Minneapolis
cOnSigneeS $3.50. ... -.t '.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Good Newspaper.

BrOWnSVlIIe News.
The st. Paul GLOBE is now located in
its new ten-story building, one of the
finest if not the finest in the Northwest.
There never has beena newspaper any
where in the United States that could
boast of such a marvellous growth as the
GLOBE has enjoyed in the past few
years. That's because the GLOBE is a
newspaper, and a good one.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Great and Desc we'd Success.

ShakOpee Courier.
The st. Paul GLOBE issued a double edition
SO pages-on May lst, that being the date
OF its removal into the mammoth, handsome
new building. a picture of which was pre-
sented to its readers. The GLOBE has met
with great success under Mr.. Bakers man
agement, and deseryedly so, and we hope
and believe it will SO continue
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Best Out of Six.
Dakota Blizzard.

The st. Paul GLOBE Sunday next will be "a
daisy 1t will be issued from the new ten
publisher. Lewis Baker The edition will be
composed OF $4,000 copies, with neat and
attractive lithograph covers. The GLOBE is
undoubtedly the best daily that comes to this
Office out of six.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Has His Nacafinn

CHICAGO. May S.-Rev. john Wal
dron, one of the most widely known
Roman Catholic clergymen in the West,
died tonight after long illness. He
has been pastor of st. Johns parish in
this city over Il third of century. and
during that time he never had Il vaca-
ton,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
In the Front Rank.

Alexandria News.
The st. Paul GLOBE issued two edi-
tions last Sunday, containing thirty-six
pages and fine cut of the new ten-story
building which it will occupy this week.
The GLOBE is in the front rank as
newspaper.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

with an improved chance of recovering.
He is a representative of the wealthy
Wells 81 Stone Mercantile company,
well known throughout the whole of
Michigan and Eastern Wisconsin. His
brother and wife have been notified and
are en- route here. The physician in
charge says, while he will probably re-
cover, he will likely be permanently in
sane.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
AT the Head of the Papers.

CHIska HefAIu,
The May 1 edition of the st. Paul
GLOBE was a mammoth affair. 1t was
issued from its new ten-story GLOBE
building, and is in keeping with its sur
roundings. 1t is admittedly at the
head of the newspapers of the great
Northwest,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Performed the Arch Feat.

Mankato KeSlSter. 4.
The st. Paul GLOBE. performed the
arch feat in Western journalism when
it got out its May Day edition, which ap-
peared last Sunday, consisting of sixteen
pages and a beautiful outer covering,
appropriately adorned and decorated.
The paper was profuSely illustrated, and
contained column after column of inter-
ing matter. The GLOBE is becoming a
great paper, and we wish it were Oh the
right side in politics. 4
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
STRAY SUNBEAMS.

Anybody is likely to make a mistake
and the best informed people sometimes
loose sight OF current events. Still it is
rather funny to see newspaper like
the New York World, which ought to
be the best posted paper On political
events in the whole country, make such
terrible bad break as it did in referring
to the election of Judge FAULKNER
to the United States senate. Both in its
news and editorial columns the World
confoundS the new senator with his late
father who has been in heaven for
nearly three years. But that's the way
with New York journalism. When they
want man they go for him without re-
gard to whether he is dead or alive.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
LEADING CLEARING HOUSES.
A Comparative Statement of the
Bank Exchanges,

BosToN, May S.-The following table,
compiled from special dispatches from
the managers of the leading clearing
houses of the United States, shows the
gross exchanges for the week ending
May 7, 1887, together with the sales, per
cent. of increase or decrease, as COM
pared with the gross exchanges forthe
corresponding week last year:
CITIES. Amount dec Inc
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Duly Shot.

NoGALEs, Ariz.. May s.-A good deal
of doubt having been thrown on previ-
ols reports that Cajame, the famous
Gaqui Indian chief, has been shot, the
matter was set at rest to day by the re-
ception of telegram from Gov. Torres,
OF Sonora, saying Caiame, was shot after
a short trial according to law. .
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Great and Creditable Paper.

The st. Paul GLOBE moved into its
new ten-story building last Sunday, and
celebrated the event by issuing large
edition with Autographed cover, giving
a complete description of how the
GLOBE is made and of the people en-
pl0yed upon it. Among the editorial
portraits is one of lady, who is social
and exchange editor. 1t was great
paper and vow creditable.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
1t Takes the Cake.

Arlington Enterprise.
The st. Paul GLOBE takes the cake as
the most enterprising daily in the North
west. Its Sunday number contained
fine lithograph OF the building, printed
in brown ink and on superfine calendered
book paper.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

taking up timber lands, developing
mines, or taking contracts for building
railroads. He kept general store at
Watertown, Wis, and stuck to his busi-
ness. The KEEP brothers made their
strike wheu they bought MoIILIN OG-
DEN's Northwestern stock at - cents on
the dollar. And the Northwestern made
its big strike when ALBERT KEEP was
elected president of the company.
~
Mr. KEEP has always had the reputa-
tion of being the most democratic rail
way manager in the country. There is
no red tape business about him. He is
an old-fashioned fellow with old-fash-
loned notions, which make him one of
the most apprOachable men in the world.
He managed his railroad just as he used
10 run his country store, with an eye
strictly to business and at the same time
was at home to everybody who had bust
ness with him. The Northwestern will
be exceedingly fortunate if it gets an
other as successful president as AL
BERT KEEP.
st. Anthony Citizen: 81 want to
thank the GLOBE for calling public at
tention to the unequal method of street
sprinkling. The street sprinkler has
been doing better since the GLOBE spoke
of it. The side streets are getting their
share now and all the water is not being
wasted on the main avenues as form
erly. Still some of the drivers could
imDrOVe their methods of handling tha
sprinkler. If, instead of driving up and
down street on one track all the time,
they would go up one side of the street
and come back oh the other side there
would be more equal distribution of
the water and all the dust would be
laid"